Swipe across to see what it’s all about, head to our bio to meet the designers and discover the incredible work on TheColourOfTheClimateCrisis.art and we’ll soon be releasing our Google Arts and Culture exhibition site about the 4 collaborations #DesignKind #ClimateJustice

Book your free spot through our bio 🎟 💫 👥 See amazing work up close and personal 👥 Hear designers’ experiences 👥 Ask Q’s (big or small) If you’re into design or keen on learning about race and climate justice by the lens of creativity and collaboration, join us

Swipe across to see what it’s all about. Our exhibition platforms have launched! Meet the designers and the incredible work on TheColourOfTheClimateCrisis.art and our newly launched Google Arts and Culture exhibition site. Don’t forget to book your free spot for Thursdays launch event 🎟

The 2022 DesignKind programme paired up 8 emerging Black designers and designers of Colour from South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa and the UK. Swipe through to explore Bubu O x decosm 🤝 Discover it in full on @googleartsculture and #TheColourOfTheClimateCrisis via our Linktree 💫

“This piece focuses on decolonising the mind thoroughly, by questioning and engaging a variety of thoughts in relation to socio-political questions i.e. capitalism, classism, traditions as well as questioning future issues such as our ecosystem….”

Swipe through to explore the next of the DesignKind collaborations: Bisila Noha x Nifemi Marcus-Bello 🤝 Discover their collaboration in full on @googleartsculture and #TheColourOfTheClimateCrisis via our Linktree 💫 And at our event this Thursday 7th July, 10.00 BST

“Using Nsibidi - ancient system of graphic communication indigenous to the Ejagham peoples of southeastern Nigeria and southwestern Cameroon....”

Swipe through to explore the third of this year’s DesignKind collaborations: Lokesh Saini x Shehzil Malik🤝 Discover their collaboration in full on @googleartsculture and #TheColourOfTheClimateCrisis via our Linktree 💫 Hear them at our event this Thursday 7th July, 10.00 BST

“The marginalized within these countries- the working class, and women and children - are the ones most at risk to the rising temperatures and heat waves, droughts, floods and dire air pollution....

Swipe through to explore the last of this year’s DesignKind collaborations: Identity 2.0 x Shubhi Sachan🤝 Discover their collaboration in full on @googleartsculture and #TheColourOfTheClimateCrisis via our Linktree 💫 Hear them at our event this Thursday 7th July, 10.00 BST

“Our world is made up of borders. They define laws, evoke pride and shape ideologies. They also have the power to identify objects and people as illegal. For some countries, borders are put above all else....."